and it was registered to patrick russo and his wife, janet russo. >> patrick russo, could he be the guyd out all of the women and could he also be the killer? the last known address was in a rural area a half-hour outside austin. they decided to pay a visit. it is a pretty drive to bastrop county. the live oaks, cypress trees. but at 4:00 a.m. the detectives were not exactly taking in the view as they drove to russo's home, hoping it was a lead that would shed light on the murder of diane holik. all they had were stories about a creepy guy looking at houses for sale. was patrick anthony russo that guy? maybe. maybe not. dawn was hours away when they knocked on his door. the man who woke up to answer it looked like the sketch. coming up, patrick russo seemed an unlikely killer. >> i got my ged. i went to college. i studied for theology to become a minister. >> odd coincidence, he was in diane's area the day she was killed. >> do you remember ever talking to her? >> when dateline continues. >> when dateline continues you look amazing. and you look amazingly comfortable. when your v-neck l

[overlrlapping chahatter] russo: in 2013, there was an abnormal spawning event with the purple urchin in sonoma, where they spawned in deep water and it washed ashore, basically the entire sonoma coast. so what happened then is you have the kelp trying to come back in the cold-water years, but in an abnormally large population of purple urchin. so every time the kelp would pop up, it was dog-piled by urchin, so there's an urgency t to getting this doe sooner rather than l later. catton: so we're here to estimate the number, the total numbers of urcrchins that are being caught. we're taking a look at the sizes of those urchins and looking athahat their condition is, what thehe'e been e eating. man: i t think the big thihing s that t they--y k know, when thte kelp comes back, whehen the kelp come back, that't'll briring the abs back. man 2: i've been ouout here divg for abalone for decades,nd we've got thihird and fouourth generaration coming up that we wantnt to preseserve all t thisr ththem and foror everyone e elst to mention the ecoconomy out he. it just--it's a very special place,

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protestors in dello russo back on the streets over the weekend despite a government push back police arrested hundreds of people mainly women demanding the resignation of our blind president should go to clubs with corona virus infection rates soaring in the u.k. the government slaps hefty fines on quarantine breakers in advance of a possible 2nd lockdown. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program money laundering and a banking scandal of gigantic proportions records show records that were just revealed show that for years banks around the world have helped avert and conceal criminal funds. the documents leaked from the u.s. treasury department appear to show how banks helped to circumvent international sanctions including against iran and syria danish and british banks as well as germany's deutsche bank are among those implicated in leaked files all of the wode criminals are using the global financial system to launder money it's a dirty bit lucrative business for the banks. if a bank notices a suspicious transfer it has to report it to the authorities. thousands of such reports were o

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a leading opposition activist in better russo's accuse the authorities of threatening to kill her and is demanding an investigation into their actions. make over is currently in custody after she went missing on monday make over out to spearhead a protest movement after president alexander lukashenko was reelected last month and election widely considered to be in way. that's what i'm stuart stay with us on al-jazeera up next it's the stream more news for you off to that. i am going to be ok you're watching the street in the united nations has declared its attempted night international date to take education. because among the well there was 75000000 youngsters who live in countries that and we quite says which means that their education is in jeopardy what does that even look like unesco put together a video where the kids literally dropping out of school take a look. on the stream we are marking a national day to protect education from attack by talking about nigeria and northern nigeria and the chinese for youngsters there have a great education i will not be doing this alone and s

dello russo the peaceful mass protests are continuing despite the arrests of use of force and threats from the regime to meet artists in minsk who courageously and entreated flee tell the regime you can't intimidate us anymore in some cars on the road. in 30 minutes on d w. i was issued when i arrived here i slept with 6 people in a room. it was hardest for. i even got white hairs that. the german language hit me a lot this gives me a little punch maybe to entrust the flame if you want to know their story my friends her fighting and reliable information for margaret. in the army of climate change. caused me to sit 6. months and still. od one day years today have the father future of. g.w. dot com for comic a serious filmmaking just. click culture. life on earth one of a kind and. coincidences. where the improbable happen to such good awfulness we're going to pay off the creation of our solar system of the planet is a bit like winning the lottery. what is 1st more unique start september 18th on g.w. . this is deja vu news live from berlin a military grade nerve agent was used to poison

chants of maria you are a hero people in del russo once again on the streets of minsk marching in support of leading opposition figure maria kolesnik of. she went missing on monday delusion authorities claimed she and allies even crossed dove in and on robben cove tried to flee the country they published this video saying they detained kolesnikov as she tried to cross the border to ukraine crossed off and reading of tell a different story they say the 3 were arrested by security forces in minsk on monday interrogated for hours and driven to the border with ukraine earlier tuesday . there they say authorities ordered them to enter ukraine they wanted their departure to look a voluntary. soon as she got into the car and saw her passport she immediately took it and tore it up into many small pieces. she threw the pieces of paper out the window at people surrounding the car. after that she left the car through the back window and headed towards that revolution border. a move that made it impossible for officials to expel her kolesnik of a has been in the custody of bilal russian authorities e

full russo is a bad leader who was portrayed as a holiday as a hero in a hollywood movie about rwanda's 1994 genocide has been charged with terrorism appeared in court for the 1st time in kigali on monday following his arrest his family say the charges are politically motivated and tried was kidnapped from dubai . rescuers are resume the search for survivors after a landslide struck 3 villages in the polls mountains at least 11 people have been killed dozens more missing continuous to renshaw rainfall has made it difficult for rescuers to operate in the area near the border with tibet. shahid a asuka has been elected new leader of japan's governing liberal democratic party paving the way for him to become the country's next prime minister the 71 year old previously held the position of chief cabinet secretary government spokesman and key adviser to outgoing premiership. last month mr japan's longest serving prime minister announced that he would resign because of health problems and yes he had a super will inherit some tough challenges including the coronavirus underpants ailing economy

this is g w news live from berlin tonight the european union strike of sanctions against dello russo all talk no action. today failed to reach a unanimous decision on punitive measures against villa brucey and president alexander lukashenko for his government's crackdown on dissent that as mass protests against the government continue into their 2nd while also coming up. gender inequality remains the greatest single challenge to human rights and on. climate. biodiversity peace collapse. the united nations secretary general opens the 75th the general assembly with world leaders including president don't try staying away and a crisis of dementia in india alzheimer's is more prevalent there than in other countries we take a look at what needs to be done in health the global pandemic has complicated efforts to tackle it. i bring golf to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and our viewers all around the world welcome tonight european union foreign ministers have. failed to agree on sanctions against bell russi and officials linked to president alexander lukashenko and that's becaus

from berlin tonight leaders of the opposition in dello russo are they trying to flee or being forced to leak a drama played out earlier today at a border post between ukraine protest leader maria. was either trying to leave or resisting her own deportation her whereabouts tonight are unknown also coming up. additional police could only have been carried out with the approval of . continued russian dissident news the order to poison. came straight from the top other activists saying poison is just one tactic the crimean uses against its enemies and sudan declaring a state of emergency because of floods more than a 100 people a dog and thousands are homeless the rising nile river is also threatening ancient pyramid. our viewers in the u.s. on p.b.s. and our viewers all around the world welcome we start tonight in the rooms and some dramatic developments in the mystery about what has happened to leading opposition figure maria kolesnik over kolesnik over with missing on monday sparking intense speculation about her whereabouts. released these pictures they said. they detained kolesnik o

russo graduated from university 3 years ago but since then he's had real difficulty finding a job uganda has one of the world's highest youth unemployment rates resources that being dave makes it even worse i would apply for jobs write letters send evils and all that but whenever i mention that i was deaf they became afraid of working with me either and they wouldn't give a chance they wouldn't hire me. as workmates i believe too but that doesn't stop them from offering great service to their customers and by employing them the owner of the coffee wants to help break down stereotypes i guess they did if. we wanted to inspire the ever companies and employers out there to employ gift people because we are capable and want to use these people here as role model as. according to official figures uganda has 1800000 different people that is about 3 percent of it of a relation of the activists see that this number could be higher. sees that different people are often not taken into account by the government decides the recent distribution of 3 fifths musts which he says did you not put into the

chants of maria you are a hero people in del russo once again on the streets of minsk marching in support of leading opposition figure maria kolesnik of she went missing on monday the russian authorities claimed she and 2 allies even christoff an aunt on robben cove tried to flee the country they published this video saying they detained as she tried to cross the border to ukraine but crossed often rather tell a different story they say the 3 were arrested by security forces in minsk on monday interrogated for hours and driven to the border with ukraine early on tuesday where they say authorities ordered them to enter ukraine they wanted their departure to look a voluntary. so. she got into the car and saw her passport she immediately took it and tore it up into many small pieces. pieces of paper out the window at people surrounding the car. after that she left the car through the back window and headed towards that revolution border. a move that made it impossible for officials to expel her. kolesnik of a has been in the custody of belorussian authorities ever since christ often running

russo graduated from university 3 years ago but since then he's had real difficulty finding a job. uganda has one of the world's highest youth unemployment rates resources that being dave makes it even worse i would apply for jobs write letters send evils and all of that but whenever i mention that i was deaf they became afraid of working with me in the end they wouldn't give a chance they wouldn't hire me. as workmates had beef too but that doesn't stop them from offering great service to their customers and by employing them the owner of the company wants to help break it down stereotypes i guess they did if. we wanted to inspire the ever companies and employers out there to employ different people because we are capable and want to use these people here as role model. according to official figures uganda has 1800000 different people that is about 3 percent of it at all population the activists see that this number could be higher. ses that different people are often not taken into account by the government decides the recent distribution of 3 fifths musts which is cities did you

fled dello russo in august after a disputed election she told journalists after the meeting that mccall had promised to help mediate the political standoff in belarus and secure the release of political prisoners. and fighting has continued for the 3rd day in the region of nagorno-karabakh on tuesday armenian and azerbaijani supported forces deployed heavy artillery in the latest fighting over the contested region citing also took place around the border town of on dennis miles away from the. u.s. president donald trump and his opponent joe biden are preparing for their 1st t.v. debate going to take place later on tuesday after the revelations by the new york times many voters want to know how trump will deal with the investigation into his tax records the times story suggests that these self-proclaimed billionaire and savvy dealmaker may actually face the nightmare of bad deals and unpaid taxes totaling hundreds of millions of dollars trying denies the assertions. compromised not so among the many questions being asked after all a geisha is a marriage that the u.s. president is liable

quite a lot of safe they generally call many county because we widely shared the americans but i think russo as well the americans are acutely aware and so of course it's the kremlin that the russian economy and slow process it is one of the largest in the quote is is not a die for us economy the russian they were russian economy is still overwhelmingly based on energy and defense exports and 10 states are at scotland no shame to that is the way of the americans not the germans the americans trying to weaken the russian economy and ultimately trying to assist a c.n.c. the americans know what the weaknesses of the russian economy assy american states and you're in the late seventy's in the early 1980 s. the weaknesses of the soviet economy and supply one of the reasons why reagan mbox on a massive arms race was associated because he knew the soviet accountable either she knew much about politics in general the people around him year what weakness was the soviet union and i could green the so you. union pausch and i stand by trying to stop hundreds shamed so this is about is the way of the ame

not only was poisoned with the nerve agent nobody joe also coming up tonight to crack down on bill russo opposition leader maria. has reportedly been abducted in broad daylight .

the americans but i think russo as well the americans are acutely aware as so of course is the kremlin that the russian economy boss it is one of the largest in the quote is is not a die for us economy the russian they are russian economy is say were overwhelmingly by stalin and italy and defense and salutes and i attended st cyr of scotland no shame that is the way of the americans not the germans the americans trying to weaken the russian economy and ultimately trying to assist a c.n.c. the americans know what the weaknesses of the russian economy as the american states and you're in the late seventy's in the early 1980 s. the weaknesses of the soviet economy and supply one of the reasons why reagan mbox on a massive arms race was associated because he knew the soviets a convoy others and he knew much about politics in general the people around him year what weakness was the soviet union and that could bring the soviet union down and i think by trying to stop the node stream say this that that is the way or the americans trying to bring down the russian economy because they know the

do saliva from berlin tonight leaders of the opposition in dello russo are they trying to flee or being forced to leith a drama played out earlier today at a border post between builders and ukraine in protest leader maria. was either trying to leave or resisting her own deportation her whereabouts tonight are unknown also coming up. additional policing could only have been carried out with the approval of law teaming up to continue where she did.

police in belle russo fired water cannon and tear gas and arrested more than $150.00 people during protests against president alexander lukashenko is unannounced inauguration the european union says it does not recognize that bush and co as president because the results of last month's election were falsified. at least $380.00 pilot whales beached off the astray and island of tasmania have died rescuers have managed to save around 70 of the animals but others are still stuck in shallow water biologists must now decide how to dispose of the decomposing bodies which could be dangerous to marine life. germany's economy minister peter says he self isolating after coming into contact with a coronavirus case foreign minister heiko masses also are in taming after one of his bodyguards tested positive for the virus both ministers say it's a proportion as they have undergone undergone coronavirus tests which have come back negative. corona virus infections are on the rise again in spain the capital madrid is worst affected in north already has there have introduced new restrictions but many resident

this is news live from berlin tonight leaders of the opposition and dello russo are they trying to flee the country or being forced to leave a drama played out earlier today at a border post between bella ruse and ukraine protest leader maria kolesnik over was either trying to leave or resisting deportation her whereabouts tonight unknown also coming up coronavirus fatigue around the world is fueling skepticism and outright denial we'll meet a man who protested here in berlin and we'll talk to an expert about the spread of conspiracies. i'm off it's good to have you with us we start tonight in belle ruse and some dramatic developments in the mystery about what has happened to leading opposition figure maria kolesnik over kolesnik over went missing on monday sparking intense speculation about her whereabouts seen authorities released these pictures they say that they detained kolesnik while she was trying to escape across the border into ukraine now into opposition members who were with her in that car i have spoken now providing some dramatic new detail us. are for the details i'm joine

missing all of a sense of their wards what the sort of narrative anymore i want to bring in martha russo because mafioso's from the international rescue committee when we totally were doing this story she took a camera and sent us this report that have a lap. i'm here in the emergency temporary camp of 5. weeks ago the 1st thing to really ensure here is what there and sanitation so people can actually wash themselves and keep safe from one thing the 2nd thing that we would ask is to ensure that there is protection for vulnerable people people with disabilities very young children single parent survivors of gender based violence and the 3rd thing is really european solidarity and ensure that this will not be a permanent solution. international rescue committee that very very what they need what we need to be i was on your twitter feed and and i found. solutions solutions to a possible and i want to show people because as they're watching you on you cheap they're very depressed about what is happening. so this is this is to see the doc family fled syria but found a new home in the city of

no further than the atlantic council look no further than people trained to read joe old cold war russo folding trucks there is a murder sure that is going on in the idea let's just go back to afghanistan where people have this this is they create this fantasy that by our being there we're teaching villagers to drill for well means or something just so happens in afghanistan is the saudi arabia of libya and every conceivable precious metal that you can imagine that a friend of mine one time said what would have been the chances of our invading iraq if their main export had been progress we have to stop repeating these wonderful tropes and throw isn't about how they're defending the world and somehow maintaining peace but here's a question you asked me if we were to leave let's just next year or less you say we just sat right there is our syria figured out why. what happened how what our oh and our in the united states how our or anybody else's national security because it's just so happens there are some pipe or here it's about gaps it's about getting straight to the mediterranean and r

and people are still marching against the president of the russos he moves to strengthen his hold on power. but. weather doesn't look too bad for the philippines so over the next couple days there will still be some showers you can see our latest tight 3rd super typhoon high sandbags going to continue pulling away pulling those showers longer spells it right out of the way but the legacy of showers do come back in behind so much the weather there across india china pushing towards thailand very heavy rain into that western side of borneo the showers just transfer a little further east with as we go on into sunday still a ways you could see some rather wet weather for a time of the chance to some showers there into indonesia but more in the way of sunshine than showers most sunshine the showers across australia here it is lousy fied and dry so rather blustery down towards the southeastern corner seen some rather wet weather just making its way across the straits pushing over towards new zealand as we go on through the next couple of days the saturday you might just catch your chance t

doing with the vaccines and therapeutics and ventilators and leading opposition activists in by the russos accuse the authorities of threatening to kill her and is demanding an investigation into their actions area colors make over is currently in custody after she went missing on monday she's lodged a formal complaint against security service officers she says put a bag over her head drove her to the ukrainian border and said they would get her out of bed to roost a live or in fragments call as an eco help to spearhead a protest movement after president alexander lukashenko was reelected last month in an election widely considered to have been rate. hundreds of anti-government protesters have been expressing their anger at the belgariad government in front of parliament. for weeks demonstrations have been calling on prime minister boyko boris off and the chief prosecutor to resign the government has been accused of corruption maintaining links to the mafia and using prosecutors to target political opponents. the european commission says it's lost trust in the british government to negotia

russo graduated from university 3 years ago but since then he's had real difficulty finding a job.uganda has one of the world's highest youth unemployment rates resources that being dave makes it even worse i would apply for jobs write letters send evils and all of that but whenever i mention that i was deaf they became afraid of working with me either and they wouldn't give a chance they wouldn't hire me. as workmates had beef too but that doesn't stop them from offering great service to their customers and by employing them the owner of the company wants to help break it down stereotypes i guess the death. we want to inspire the ever companies and employers out there to employ diff people because we are capable i want to use this people here as role model as. according to official figures uganda has 1800000 different people that is about 3 percent of the total population the activists see that this number could be higher. ses that different people not taken into account by the government he cites the recent distribution of 3 fifths musts which he says did you not put into their s

your criminal that violates international norms and sure lives rights and another prominent dello russo protest leader who disappeared from n.c. is now being held at the border with ukraine state media says border guards remain with maria cardona school from a car early on tuesday a ukrainian government minister said she resisted attempts to force her out of bell room on monday called an escort it was seen being snatched off a street in men by a last man a freelance journalist andre vice a vicious and men with more on maria disappearance. we know mostly from either state media will from other sources because her lawyer still hasn't got any summation during the last 24 hours we've seen this morning the video with one of her team member who was explaining that he has chosen to become tripped over now we know there are 2 of them back out in ukraine and maria kolesnik and i couldn't leave the country because she simply tore off her pa sport so she couldn't last to ukraine because of the incident basically it proves once again that sees the park wasn't wasn't wilensky city will too with the

the importance of her supreme court replacement security forces suppress more protests about the russos the embattled president is sworn in in a secret ceremony and. we all share the benefits we all share the burden the european union unveils a new refugee policy as leaders admit the blocks of asylum process isn't working. hello to police officers have been shot in the u.s. city of louisville during protests against the grand jury's decision not to charge any officers for killing black women briona taylor the jury indicted one of the 3 officers involved in the fatal shooting for firing into her neighbor's apartment taylor's family describe the decision as outrageous and offensive hundreds of people defied an overnight curfew to protest against the ruling they want the officers charged for murder or manslaughter and outrage against the grand jury's decision has spread to other u.s. cities including washington d.c. and new york large crowds of anti-racism protesters gather demanding justice for brianna taylor. and then. john hendren reports from louisville. anger in a sense of justice den

'd protests turned violent again and bill russo ahead of a meeting between president. and russia's vladimir putin. hello from doha and i'm kamal santamaria with the world news from algiers. japan's governing party has a new leader which means you're here so there is now on track to become the next prime minister. also in the news the future of social media at tick tock still uncertain but there are reports of a deal that could satisfy the united states government. strong winds threatening the efforts to battle wildfires in the northwestern united states get a live update from california. we'll start with the news out of japan where the governing party has elected its new leader to succeed. is a longtime ally of the outgoing prime minister the liberal democratic party's leadership vote now paves the way for suger to replace in a parliamentary vote this week. is japan's longest serving prime minister he resigned last month for health reasons. well nobody as we faced a nationwide crisis of the krona virus hope araik we cannot have a political gap we need to overcome this

amy russo joins me now. thanks for being here. you got one big weekend left, labor day weekend.is save you? >> 25% will not save anybody. no restaurant hopes with 25 of those seats -- todd: let's look at the indoor dining guidelines, 25% capacity, hardee's tapped at 8, 6 feet of distance between tables, staff must wear masks, diners must wear masks when not seated, food and beverage can only be consumed while seated. i'm looking at these, wouldn't you have been able to put these guidelines in place in june when the season really kicked off? >> yes. i am still waiting to see what the numbers were that got us where we are now. we've never seen any data to substantiate why we are doing it now and not two months ago. everybody was ready to go july 2nd, '36 hours beforehand and now we are here. the summer, i will take anything at this point but i am a little bittersweet day. todd: 30% of new jersey restaurant closed permanently, not coming to back. do you expect that number to rise despite this limited 25% allowance of indoor dining? >> 25% will not do much for many people and 30% as

but there were days when the russo have suspended the country's main in the pendant news outlet for 3 months on the websites of coverage of more than 7 weeks of protests against the by the recession and government frequently went viral the outlet says it intends to continue operating. more than 60000000 people in india may have been infected by the cone of virus 10 times more than the official figures on that's according to a nationwide study by the country's leading biomedical research agency it showed a far greater proportion of the population at anti-bodies than the previous the survey results indicated. and here in germany chance on the americal has warned of a tough winter ahead she's announced new coronavirus measures aimed at avoiding a 2nd national lockdown but the pandemic has already put the brakes on a large gatherings and events including germany's world famous october 1st. it a normal year germany's october fest would have been in full swing by now but not this year instead of ariens a dawning that later has and in small groups in munich bavaria state capital facemasks an

russo graduated from university 3 years ago but since then he's had real difficulty finding a job uganda has one of the world's highest youth unemployment rates resources that being dave makes it even worse i would apply for jobs write letters send evils and all of that but whenever i mention that i was deaf they became afraid of working with me in the end they wouldn't give a chance they wouldn't hire me. as workmates had left too but that doesn't stop them from offering great service to their customers and by employing them the owner of the company wants to help break it down stereotypes i guess they did if. we wanted to inspire the ever companies and employers out there to employ different people because we are capable and want to use these people here as role model as. according to official figures uganda has 1800000 different people that is about 3 percent of the total population the activists see that this number could be higher. sees that different people are often not taken into account by the government besides the recent distribution of free fish musts which he sees did you not

this was a life-and-death betrayal on the part of the president but, on a conference call with bill russo, but why did he continue to build big rallies during february and the first part of march. here's how he responded. or not. what he said was, there is a decision that you look a little bit differently in hindsight but maybe the president of the united states had been lying about the extent of the crisis we were spacing. we might have different information and make different decisions. but basically neil, the crux of the information is the president continues to insist they did deliberately mislead the american people that he was trying to lead and in doing so was trying to exhibit in air of calm in the midst of a developing crisis. i remember being in the brady briefing room that day the president did make it to bed and this was a pivot that woodward talked to him about, one of those recorded conversations with the president came out and suggests that more than 100,000 people could die from coronavirus and at that point i think the numbers were in the low thousands. it took all of us

chants of maria you are a hero people in del russo once again on the streets of minsk marching in support of leading opposition figure maria kolesnik of. she went missing on monday the russian authorities claimed she and allies even christoff in and of tried to flee the country they published this video saying they detained as she tried to cross the border to ukraine crossed off and tell a different story they say the 3 were arrested by security forces in minsk on monday interrogated for hours and driven to the border with ukraine early on tuesday. there they say authorities ordered them to enter ukraine they wanted their departure to look a voluntary. she got into the car and saw her passport she immediately took it and tore it up into many small pieces. pieces of paper out the window that people surrounding the car. after that she left the car through the back window and headed towards that revolution border. a move that made it impossible for officials to expel her kolesnik of a has been in the custody of delusion authorities ever since christ often running cough there in ukraine. kole

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trade in the film hotel rwanda say that has been denied access to a lawyer days after his arrest paul russo bug rusesabagina was detained on monday by rwandan authorities and charged with terrorism he'd been living in belgium and in the us since 1996 and police didn't say where he was arrested his family believes that he was taken during a visit to dubai. in pakistan protests are growing over the reprinting of cartoons depicting the prophet mohammed tens of thousands marched in the city of karachi the french satirical magazine charlie hebdo reprinted the characters this week marking the start of the trial into the 2015 attack on its office in paris 14 suspects are accused of helping the attackers who were killed by police thousands of women are back on the streets of the bella russian capital minsk calling on president alexander lukashenko to resign when a roof has been gripped by anti-government protests since last month's disputed presidential election the question could deny his opposition accusations that he rigged the polls to stay in office he accuses western governments of conspiring

bill russo and russia have started joint military drills on baylor russian soil around $1000.00 russian soldiers are taking passed last week exercises were held in russia moscow is backing president alexander lukashenko is facing mass protests against his rule. a critic of chinese president xi jinping has been sentenced to 18 years in prison for corruption ran jang is an influential former property executive he was the chairman of a state of real estate group that has been critical of the government's response to the corona virus outbreak one hour from al-jazeera is katrina you in beijing. according to a beijing court renders child has been found guilty of taking bribes and embezzling public funds to the tune of $2900000.00 now they say that he did this while he worked as the chairman of a state owned company inquiry on which is a rather large real estate company which he headed for 21 years and according to the beijing court wron has voluntarily confessed to all these crimes and he warned be appealing this verdict so he will be spending the next 18 years in prison for this many believe

the end of the high profile belo russo opposition leader is grabbed off a street in men scaf to a moremass protests and arrests. the air . play you're watching al-jazeera live from doha with me fully back t. ball also ahead india pushes on with reopening plans even as the coronavirus infection records keep coming is now the world's 2nd worst affected country after months at sea in a wooden boats nearly 300 rohingya make it to indonesia.

nathan russo used clues in the footage, including landmarks and the position of the son to work out whenery long—standing infrastructure of detention. this detention regime isn't just a passing detention. this detention regime isn'tjust a passing fad, rather than building up hundreds of facilities for the continued detention of other non—nationalities in that area. so far, visio, year, any new accounts, the second—largest city there has opened this campus about 60 acres, and surrounding the whole thing is a 14 metre wall with ten metre watch tires on the top of them. each residential building is entirely surrounded by barbed wire fencing and there is no way that that's what anyone would describe as a school. it looks a lot more like a prison. it functions a lot more like a prison. i hope that this shows the fa ct a prison. i hope that this shows the fact that this regime or detention is one of the strongest ones in the world. if we are going to put that into comparison, there is one detention facility since 2017 for every 37,000 residents of chinjane. if you are to put that ratio into ne

actually saying and writing what tony russo had said to me you ought to leak that. they didn't do that. so they wrote a letter to the .imes in 1971 i thought much later thanks my friends who put in the book. he said to make the case of daniel ellsberg, who he did not know if you. he is being soft, they didn't use the word whistleblower for four revealing-- details. i spent sleepless nights considering if i should not tell congress. he said later, i don't flatter myself that the public would have denounced that or gone against it. at least they would be responsible and know what they are getting into. know it was inevitable. he said i would still feel i would not have been wrong to do so. what gandhi said two days after hiroshima, what has happened to the soul of a destroying nation is yet to early to see. the soul of eight destroying nation. it is not too early to see now. it wasn't just hiroshima, primarily. it was tokyo and hamburg interested and all the others. it was simply implanted by the atomic bomb, did not make it cheaper or raise any new problem for truman

if you read any of the social contract, john locke or tom assad's or russo, all of them said that we enter into society because we'll be safer inside the social contract and outside of it which hobbs said was a state of nature, a state of war and violence, nasty brutish and short. we enter the social contract but we expect that the police who we pay to protect us will act with neutrality and fairness and respect for everyone in the community. we know the vast majority of officers into with that idea. so the infiltration of white supremacists members, activists, ideas and attitudes is a threat to public security and public safety, and it is a threat to the repetition of the law enforcement function which i think all of us agree, that it is when you consider it a few bad apples or a lot of bad apples, not those bad apples can spoil the reputation of the whole barrel. we hope the fbi will stand up and take credit for the things that it is saying and doing to identify the problem, come up with a national strategy for making sure that we don't have that kind of infiltration of white supre

amy russo is with us. she is the owner of toast in as asbury park, new jersey. welcome step but i don't think it is enough to let you make a profit, look, winter is coming. so the outdoor dining stuff that goes by the wayside. 25% capacity. that is not enough to make a profit, is isn't. >> no, not enough to make a profit. it certainly moves the needle a little bit, i don't want to be ungrateful for it, up i'm not about to thank our governor 25% either. i think we're two months behind. stuart: how close are you folding up your tent and leaving for good? >> pretty close. you know, i don't know that i'm going to get out of this with three restaurants. when i heard 25%. while it moves the needle, certainly didn't give me any respite to say, oh, thank god we made it now. we're still struggling and we'll see if 25 moves to 50 quickly. we have a much better chance as do all of the other restaurants. stuart: how much outdoor dining a you got right now? look, i live in new jersey, in the town that i live, i see everybody has a space outdoors. it seems to be doing pretty